What Makes Student Accommodation in London Luxurious?
- Premium rooms: Well-designed studios or en-suite rooms with quality furnishings, private bathrooms and, in some properties, fully equipped kitchens.
- High-end communal facilities: On-site gyms, private cinemas, rooftop terraces, stylish lounges and private dining rooms.
- Additional resident services: Weekday breakfast, regular housekeeping, 24-hour reception or concierge services at selected residences.
- All-inclusive bills and Wi-Fi: Students comparing luxury student accommodation in London with all-inclusive bills can find properties that include electricity, water, heating and Wi-Fi in the rent, making monthly expenses easier to plan.
- Convenient university access: Short commutes to campus and nearby public transport links can make daily student life more manageable.
Best Luxury Student Accommodation in London
uhomes.com features a selection of luxury student accommodation in London, from premium studios with high-end amenities to residences with gyms, private cinemas and stylish communal spaces. Whether you prefer central London or a location close to your university, you can compare room types, weekly rents, facilities and transport links to find a property that suits your needs. Explore luxury student accommodation in London on uhomes.com to compare your options.
Fifty One London | From £840/week
Fifty One London is a premium option for luxury student accommodation in London. Its designer interiors feature Miele and Bosch appliances, and residents can enjoy regular housekeeping, a rooftop terrace and a private cinema. The property also offers access to a luxury fitness club and complimentary airport pick-up. Located in South Kensington, it is around a 2-minute walk from Imperial College London and within easy reach of the Royal College of Art Kingston campus and other central London universities.
Grosvenor House | From £650/week
iQ Shoreditch | £595/week
iQ Shoreditch is a premium option for student accommodation in London, has en-suite rooms, private studios and two-bedroom apartments. One of its highlights is the top-floor sky lounge, where residents can take in views across London. Other facilities include a gym, cinema room, shuffleboard lounge and courtyard. Utility bills and superfast Wi-Fi are included in the rent, and the building has 24-hour security. In Shoreditch, the property is around a 15-minute walk from London Metropolitan University (Moorgate campus) and 20 minutes from City, University of London on foot. Old Street station is also close by for travel around London.
GoBritanya Kirby Street Residence | £595/week
GoBritanya Kirby Street Residence offers luxury student housing in London, with fully furnished studios, private kitchens, modern bathrooms and dedicated study areas. Selected studios feature private balconies overlooking St Paul’s Cathedral and the London skyline. Residents also have access to communal lounges, study spaces, a courtyard, secure bike storage and on-site laundry. A complimentary airport transfer service is available for arriving students. Farringdon Station is a 5-minute walk away, while the University of the Arts London Holborn campus and City, University of London are around 8 and 12 minutes walk away.
Auba London City | £537/week
Auba London Holborn | £535/week
Paddington Citi View | £530/week
Unite Students Somerset Court | £463/week
Scape Bloomsbury | £355/week
Vita Student Lewisham Exchange | £309/week
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Frequently Asked Questions
The best areas for luxury student accommodation in London include Bloomsbury, South Kensington, Covent Garden, Mayfair, South Bank and Shoreditch. Bloomsbury offers premium student residences near UCL, with the British Museum, cafés and garden squares nearby. South Kensington suits Imperial College London students who want museums and Hyde Park close to home. Covent Garden and South Bank appeal to students who enjoy theatres, restaurants and riverside attractions, and Shoreditch is known for street art, independent shops and nightlife. Mayfair is another option for students seeking high-end private apartments and upmarket shopping.
Imperial College London is among the most expensive universities in London for student accommodation. Average room costs are reported at over £1,039 per month, while private en-suite rooms and studios can cost considerably more. Students should compare accommodation prices alongside room types and living expenses when planning their budget.
